In Maine, raising chickens can be daunting, but putting the chicken coop and run in a greenhouse keeps things cozy and safe.
If you’re doing any job that requires you to turn over soil, a tiller can save you time and effort. Check out these tillers from top manufacturers!
Rakes are versatile tools, and there are many different types available. Once in a while, the rake you need isn’t the one you’d guess at first glance.
Sheep and goats make excellent livestock for small farms with financial or space limitations, and their products can bring producers some income, too.
Holidays and special dinners are just better with homegrown turkey on the table, but keep these things in mind when considering getting heritage turkeys of your own.
A hügelkultur allows you to compost slow-to-decay materials while growing nutrient-hungry plants on top. Learn more in this excerpt from "The Regenerative Garden."
A controlled burn can do a lot of good in a farm's pasture, but you need to keep things extra safe when doing so. Here are some things to keep in mind.
In addition to providing nectar for honeybees and native pollinators, insectary strips provide some non-bug benefits, too—including food and flowers!
Certain genetic traits can influence mite resistance, cold tolerance and even temperament of bees, so study up before starting your hive.
Avian influenza is in the news, and that means chicken-keepers have questions. In this article, we try to answer the most common queries from concerned keepers.
Sometimes, a newborn chick will experience health struggles and need some help from its keeper. Here are a few ways to revive struggling chicks.
Clip your chickens' wings to limit birds' mobility and ability to get into trouble around the farm. It's easy, painless and helpful.
